Lyrics:
mountaineers
We never were much bothered by time
Born in the country and I like that country song
We played for just a nickel every time we got to town
And I
things ain't going my way
Everything is gone, my life is a country song
Oh oh,
I jumped out of my bed this morning
Then I heard this crunchy
Country Gold Saturday Night
“Down on the Farm”, “I Walk the Line”
clabama by the bonfire
Gettin' loud with the radio dial
ct my best friend Zach's,
I was born and raised on country music
The kind that grows inside your bones
I've been fried by spot lights and wine
Picking up and having some good
the sun back to where I belong
My roots just keep calling me home
I’m a walking country song
Done lived a little, been crushed by love
had my heads in
getting to me, I'm having hillbilly dreams
I'm hearing Haggard songs, it's been too long
I'm thinking country, I'm talking hammer down
I mean one arm
When the lyrics start telling your story
And Shakespeare starts writing the play
Then those well chosen words by some
Old country verse held all your
a beautiful country
Very special country
A very diverse Country
And by the way
This government has fought for every person who lives in it
Black, white,
mountaineers
We never were much bothered by time
Born in the country and I like that country song
We played for just a nickel every time we got to town
friend
His name is Bill
Got screwed by a judge who sits on the hill
I said I can't pay he said oh yes you will
Put it in a country song
A song by the prettiest angel he'd ever seen
Back when Nashville was swingin' and making them deals
While old Buck was out strolling the streets
Well they don't start callin it country till your south of Kankakee.
That big city music means nothing to me
I like songs about stars and bars
song
And go rolly, oh rolly, oh rolly, oh rolly, oh rolling along
(Oh, there's nothing as gay as a day in the country
Under the wonderful skies
For
And I got the song of the robin
And I got a roof in the sky
Wonder why my heart keeps a throbbing, a throbbing
A son of God's country am I
And I got
Listenin' to the sound of an old Willie song,
Truck parked down by the creek side,
You can find it on a country road,
Take me on journey to a place that
sunrise made me write a country song
'Cuz Daddy was a preacher, Momma made due
Five boys and a girl, what we put 'em through
Mmmmhmmm
They taught us right
song. Never been nothin' but country strong. It's the way I was raised. I wouldn't have it any other way. I was drawn to the rhythm of a radio. Head over
rolling down Main Street
A country song spinning on a CD
Small town looking for a good time
Raise a little hell and a drink at the county line
Muddy
or Dolly
She thinks those are girls I've been seeing
When she hears a country song
She tries to turn it off
How can it be
That she loves everything but
looked me in the eye
Took me by the hand and she said to my surprise
She says I'm like a country song
The kind that makes you wanna sing along
Windows down
long
You'll always have me right there by your side
In our worn-out boots, we'll just keep dancing along
Let me love you like an old country love song
long
You’ll always have me right there by your side
In our worn out boots, we’ll just keep dancing along
Let me love you like an old country love song
down, down in the country
Pick and sing a while
Oh Lord, it feels so right
Just a-sittin' by the campfire light
Trading tunes and feeling my friends are
ride
You measure your country by the holes in your jeans
Straight from the store with a pre-worn Skoal ring
I couldn't care less about your buckle
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